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rinea, anonymous:

Overall:

• Quality:

  5/5

• Vibe:

  5/5

• Service:

  5/5

• Value:

  5/5

Go here on a Friday or Saturday night. They have a huge lot behind the building that will be packed to the brim with people in all sorts of fancy classic cars. This is more than just a drive-in, it's a real social event. The people come and park and turn on their radios and set up lawn chairs and shoot the breeze with everyone coming to ogle at the fastidiously restored cars. If you're in a normal car, you can park too and then walk around to look at the cars or you can eat your food and then drive around the lot in a circle to look at them. The burgers are 100% what you expect at an old style drive-in and they really hit the spot and are crave-able for sure, the fries are totally forgettable though. Their shakes are ok, but I'm super picky about shakes - the average person will probably think they are A-OK. There are also picnic tables if you want to eat outside your car. And I don't know about booze, I see lots of beer when I'm there but I'm not sure if they sell it or if you have to bring it yourself.

mason622, anonymous:

Overall:

• Quality:

  4/5

• Vibe:

  5/5

• Service:

  5/5

• Value:

  5/5

This is an old-school drive in where the girl (old lady) walks out to your vehicle to get your order. The food is cooked to order & delivered on a tray that hooks onto your car. The burgers, corn dogs, tater tots, & milkshakes are awesome. This joint is owned by the same family that does the Jake’s burger chain.

On random nights they have motorcycle rallies and muscle car shows. It’s really a bunch of people with the same passion hanging out but to me, who is addicted to hot chrome – it’s amazing.

They do have a liquor license and you can get a bottle of beer or a six-pack Togo – cold.